81. Autism Treatment Services Of Canada A national affiliation of organizations that provide treatment, educational,management and consultative services to people with autism and related http://www.autism.ca/

a utism t reatment s ervices of c anada Association Canadienne pour L'Obtention de Services aux Personnes Autistiques Welcome to the home page of autism treatment services of canada. autism treatment services of canada Sponsorship opportunities are still available or sign up as a single or as a foursome. It's a day filled with fabulous hospitality, gifts, prizes and 18 holes with a PGA pro. Call Shelley at 403 258- 5501 for more info. Mission Statement of atsc autism treatment services of canada is a national affiliation of organizations that provides treatment, educational, management and consultative services to people with autism and related disorders across Canada. For more information about autism and pervasive developmental disorders, please contact us at atsc@autism.ca or by telephone at (403) 253-6961. Web page created by Heidi de Boer , Syntarsus Computer Resources. Web site maintained by Jim Enns , CIS Computer Information Services. Updated March 21, 2003.

82. Autism And Mercury 2/24/01 Article on how much mercury children received from vaccines. Explains why thimerosal is more toxic then mercury. http://www.mercola.com/2001/feb/24/autism_mercury.htm

Dr. Joseph Mercola Author of the Total Health Program Enter your e-mail address below to subscribe to my free newsletter: Previous Issues What This Means Health Rankings Essential Info Health Blog My Vision My Qualifications #1 Natural Health Website ... More... Health Resources Nutrition Plan Fewer Grains/Sugars More Omega-3 More Water ... E-mail to a Friend Autism and Mercury by Tim O'Shea,DC This article is excerpted from Dr. O'Shea's revised edition of The Sanctity of Human Blood. Inquiry into vaccine safety is exploding like never before, even in the popular press. Research coming from dozens of mainstream medical studies can no longer be easily suppressed, as it has been in the past, especially with the prevalence of online information exchange. Last September, some 2,000 people, mostly MDs, assembled at the Town and Country resort in San Diego to hear the latest research on autism. Following the April 2000 Congressional hearings on autism and vaccines, this epidemic can no longer be ignored. The figure of one autistic infant for every 150 is now widely documented.

83. ANDI: Autism Network For Dietary Intervention Dedicated to helping parents understand and implement a gluten and dairy freediet for their autistic children. http://www.autismndi.com/

Home F.A.Q. Online Store Event calendar ... Contact ANDI Resources Studies of Dietary Intervention ANDI maintains a trove of links to studies and abstracts on Autism and dietary intervention. Click Here Search the ANDI web site for links, FAQs, and resources: Current research shows that many cases of autism result from an immune-system dysfunction that affects the body's ability to break down certain proteins and combat yeasts and bacteria. Many parents are convinced of the validity of dietary intervention for autistic individuals, but do not have the resources to try it themselves, especially those with picky eaters and skeptical spouses. ANDI was established by parent researchers, Lisa Lewis and Karyn Seroussi, to help families around the world get started on, and maintain an appropriate diet. The ANDI mission is simple: To help parents understand, implement and maintain dietary intervention for their autistic children. ANDI phone: 609-737-8985 ANDI fax: 609-737-8453 The ANDI News, published quarterly, provides the latest information about the biological treatment of autism. Our goal is to provide continued support for families implementing this diet, to share experiences, recipes and tips, and to let you know that you are not alone! We also offer hard-to-find books, food bars and informational brochures by mail order. Subscription price is $26 for four quarterly issues ($30 for international mail subscriptions, $22 electronic). — Lisa Lewis and Karyn Seroussi Thinking of trying dietary interventions?

84. Description autism links, definitions and signs of autism, book reviews. http://freespace.virgin.net/laurence.smith3/

85. Understanding Autism autism is a developmental disability that usually shows symptoms between 18 and36 months. autism affects children in many different ways and is medically http://kidshealth.org/parent/medical/brain/autism.html

KidsHealth Parents Medical Problems Autism is a developmental disability that usually shows symptoms between 18 and 36 months. Autism affects children in many different ways and, as a result, is medically referred to as a "spectrum disorder." More than 500,000 people in the United States have been diagnosed with autism; it may occur in as many as one in 500 individuals and is four times more prevalent in boys than girls. In the last 5 years, autism has become the third most common form of developmental delay, and now occurs more commonly than Down syndrome . Because there is nothing abnormal about the child's physical appearance, this disorder can be difficult to recognize. Causes There is no one specific cause of autism. Current research focuses on biological and neurological differences in the brain, including biochemical imbalances, genetic influences, and immunologic problems. Food allergies , excessive amounts of yeast in the digestive tract, and exposure to environmental toxins have all been implicated. Symptoms Children exhibit mild to severe symptoms of delay, in many combinations and varying degrees of severity, although in all cases, the ability to communicate and social interaction are the most impaired functions.

86. Until Proven Innocent - The Process. Describes steps of criminal justice process, particulary as applies to people on the autism Spectrum. http://www.scn.org/people/autistics/process.html

until proven innocent The Criminal Justice Process Boring text warning: This describes details of the criminal justice process as applies to people on the autism Spectrum. If this isn't engaging, consider skimming it or skip down to the " not guilty " section. Summary Many of the assumptions of the criminal process focus on "normal" NT behaviour. This generally is not a problem, but there are times when police and court efficiency conflicts with the reality of normal behaviour of autistics. It is therefore possible that someone on The Spectrum will have a run-in with the criminal justice system. "The Spectrum" generally means the autism Spectrum, including Asperger's syndrome, HFA, PDD and Kanner's autism. Many of us are comfortable with the generic reference of "autistic". For the above reason someone on The Spectrum should be prepared for an encounter with the criminal justice system. This is a four-fold process: initial police encounter investigative and interrogative procedures prosecution prison environment The Procedure The four steps can be explained as follows.

87. Autism autism is a developmental disorder that affects a person s ability to communicateand interact with others. Read this article for teens to learn more. http://kidshealth.org/teen/school_jobs/school/autism.html

KidsHealth Teens School Stuff Krista's younger brother seemed really quiet when Iris met him for the first time. "Yeah, he has autism," Krista said while they sorted through her CDs. Then she started talking about a new band, so Iris didn't have a chance to ask her any questions. It left her wondering: What is autism? How does someone get it? Can it be treated? What Is Autism? Autism is a developmental disorder that some people are born with - it's not something you can catch or pass along to someone else. It affects the brain and makes communicating and interacting with other people difficult. People who have autism often have delayed language development, prefer to spend time alone, and show less interest in making friends . Another characteristic of autism is what some people describe as "sensory overload": Sounds seem louder, lights brighter, or smells stronger. Although many people with autism also have mental retardation, some are of average or high intelligence. Not everybody with autism has the exact same symptoms. Some people may have autism that is mild, whereas others may have autism that is more severe. Because it affects people differently, autism is known as a spectrum disorder . Two people with the same spectrum disorder may not act alike or have the same skills. As many as one in 500 people have autism, and it's four times more common in guys than in girls. Although doctors do not know exactly what causes it, researchers believe autism is linked to differences in brain chemicals (

88. AUTISM SOCIETY ONTARIO Working together to improve the quality of life for persons with autism andpervasive developmental disorders. http://www.autismsociety.on.ca/

89. 404 Not Found working to improve the lives of people with autism and those of their families through education, advocacy, and public awareness. http://members.delaware.net/~cherylk/

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90. Cambridge Center For Behavioral Studies (CCBS): Applied Behavior Analysis And Be Rich set of resources for research, professional advancement, and applications to education, industry, and special populations. Sections on aging, autism, parenting, behavioral safety, organizational behavior, pets and animals, and verbal behavior. http://www.behavior.org/

Behavior analysis (sometimes called behavioral psychology) is the scientific study of behavior and its relationship to the environment surrounding the individual. Prior stimuli and a history of consequences play a huge part in increasing or decreasing the frequency and likelihood that behavior will occur. The science was originally established by B.F. Skinner and his colleagues, but now there are thousands of behavior analysts around the world, continuing to scientifically enhance our understanding of behavioral dynamics, or applying the science to create more effective solutions to real-world problems. “Applied behavior analysis” refers to practical solutions to everyday challenges where poor behavior is the problem. The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies (CCBS) is proud to present sections of its web site featuring behavioral solutions to education, parenting, autism, aging, safety, performance management in business, computer modeling of behavior, verbal behavior (language and thinking), and training of pets and animals, among others. Please follow these links to the individual sections of our site.

91. Welcome To The Website Of The National Autism Association Advocacy group for raising public and professional awareness of autism spectrumdisorders. http://www.nationalautismassociation.org/

National Autism Association P.O. Box 1547 Marion, SC 29571 For information call 877-NAA-AUTISM To place an order call 866-NAA-ORDERS HURRICANE KATRINA RELIEF Emergency housing is available in Mississippi for children with autism and their families. Your help is needed! Click for details To make a tax deductible donation to help hurricane victims with autism, please click here VOLUNTEERS NEED HELP RELOCATING FAMILIES, SPREADING THE WORD Please click for the latest details. Emergency housing is available for hurricane victims with autism and their families. We need help locating these families in the evacuation shelters to let them know that help is available to them. WE NEED YOUR HELP! If you are near the affected area and can take some time to visit the shelters and help locate autistic children and their families, please email wendy@nationalautism.org as soon as possible or call toll-free 866-622-6733. You may also post copies of this flyer directing families to emergency housing. And this

92. Navigating The Social World - Autism Or Asperger's Syndrome - Jeanette McAfee Curriculum for individuals with Asperger's Syndrome, High Functioning autism, and related disorders, by Dr. Jeanette McAfee, focuses on understanding emotion and communicating effectively. http://www.aspergers-navigatingthesocialworld.com

Welcome to Navigating the Social World! www.aspergers-navigatingthesocialworld.com This page is dedicated to Navigating the Social World, a new curriculum for individuals with Asperger's Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, and related disorders. The author, Dr. Jeanette McAfee, lays out a great program that helps parents and teachers help our kids understand emotion and communicate effectively. Navigating the Social World McAfee, Jeanette M.D. This important new book offers a definitive program with forms, exercises, and guides for the student. It also presents significant educational guidance and supportive assistance to caregivers and teachers. SAMPLE PAGES: Table of Contents #1 Table of Contents #2 Table of Contents #3 Sample Page #1 ... Back Cover #1 Note: Due to the larger size of these images, your web browser may condense these images when viewed. To view the images full size, hold your cursor over the image until a square button appears in the lower right corner. Then simply click on it to expand the image to full size. Related Products: Click the titles to view related products: Navigating the Social World DVD Words from the Author: Author's Bio: According to those who know me the best, I am someone who: sings in the kitchen, loves children and animals, is intense and focused (sometimes to a fault!) about subjects that are important to me, is slow to anger, likes a challenge, has a kooky sense of humor, and is determined to fix things that are wrong. So there you have it, right from the sources. For my part, I would add that I love to read, garden, hike, dance, and cross-country ski when I can.

93. Föreningen Autism I Göteborg, Aspergers, Högfungerande Autism, Infantil Autis En intresseorganisation kring autism och autismliknande drag. Inneh¥ller mycket information om Asperger och autism. http://www.goteborg.autism.se/

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94. The Autism Depot A resource for parents of autistic children. This site includes reviews of bookson autism. http://home.ptd.net/~rjd/autism/

The Autism Depot This page is meant to be a resource for parents of autistic children. This page should grow, as we become more experienced handling Tara 's problems. I've written short reviews of various books that I've read since Tara's diagnosis. Beyond that you will find a short listing of key resources . A note about these resources. I don't expect this list to grow and please don't ask me to link to your site. I will take suggestions on what new books to read. This site was reviewed by Mental Health Net giving it a single star out of a possible 4. The best rating that they've given in their Autism section is 3 stars. I guess this means that either I have lots of room for improvement or the site isn't what they expected. Links Go Autism This page was selected by as one of their 50 key resources in the topic of Autism. The list of 50 is excellent; I encourage you to check it out. Definition per ASA Autism is a developmental disability that appears during the first three years. The result of a neurological disorder affects functioning of the brain, autism and its associated behaviors occur in approximately 15 of every 10,000 individuals. Autism is four times more prevalent in boys than girls and knows no racial, ethnic or social boundaries. Family income, lifestyle or educational levels do not affect the chance of occurrence.

95. Yale Child Study Center - Developmental Disabilities Clinic We are also conducting several large research projects on autism, AS, and otherPDDs. Last year, Yale Magazine published a feature on autism. http://info.med.yale.edu/chldstdy/autism/

Yale University Child Study Center 230 S. Frontage Rd New Haven, CT 06520 The Yale Developmental Disabilities Clinic offers comprehensive, multidisciplinary evaluations for children with social disabilities, usually focusing on the issues of diagnosis and intervention. The clinic is headed by Fred Volkmar, M.D., and Ami Klin, Ph.D., two of the most respected experts in the field of autism, Asperger's Syndrome (AS), and other Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDDs). We are also conducting several large research projects on autism, AS, and other PDDs. The clinic is located in the Child Study Center at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. In March of 2006, the Yale Developmental Disabilities Clinic will be presenting a conference in New Haven. Please visit our conferences page for more information. Read the Summer 2005 issue of our newsletter. You must have Adobe Acrobat to view and print the newsletters. If you would like to receive a hard copy of the newsletter, please email Amanda Merz at amanda.merz@yale.edu

96. Hope University - A Fine Arts Facility To Train The Talent And Diminish The Disa Nonprofit, fine arts facility for developmentally-disabled adults with autism, and Down syndrome. Offers creative-arts therapy and focused music, art, and dance programs. http://www.hopeu.com/

Hope University is a fine-arts facility for adults with developmental disabilities. Our mission is "train the talent and diminish the disability" through creative-arts therapy. Students in our school are immersed in full-time arts education, including visual arts, music, dance, drama, and storytelling. On this site, you can: - Learn about our organization - Get information on our famous musical group, the " Hi Hopes " - See a course description for our arts programs Purchase items created by our students - Become a part of the Hope University family Contact us Portrait of My Mom Jim Lin, 1999 Hope University student Hope University

97. The Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation For Autism, Inc. Provides funding for services for financially disadvantaged families who needassistance in caring for their autistic children; funds research and education http://www.dougflutiejrfoundation.org/

This site makes use of Javascript. You may experience some limits to functionality with Javascript disabled. info@dougflutiejrfoundation.org more contacts Welcome to the Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism. From his experience on the football field, Doug Flutie understands the importance of support and teamwork. Doug and his wife Laurie started "Dougie's Team" in 1998 to honor their son Doug Jr., who has autism, and to help other families facing childhood autism through support and education. Learn more about the Foundation's history, mission, and operations. See what's coming up on our schedule and read about past events. Find out more about autism, including research developments and online resources. Learn all about Doug Flutie Sr., the athlete, musician, husband, and father. Get information about our grant process and how you can pre-register online during our annual grant cycle. Help support the Foundation by visiting the shopping section, including Dougie's Team t-shirts, hats, and bears.

98. BBB AUTISM ONLINE SUPPORT NETWORK Last Updated Positive support and information regarding autism, pdd, asperger s and alldisorders under the spectrum. Siblings, spouses, ABA and other therapies, IEPs, http://www.bbbautism.com/

BBB AUTISM ONLINE SUPPORT NETWORK HELP FOR PARENTS WITH CHILDREN WHO HAVE AN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD) OR A PERVASIVE DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDER (PDD) Last Updated: February 20, 2005 Contact Us PLEASE CLICK ON THE TOPIC THAT INTERESTS YOU. YOU'LL BE TAKEN TO ITS TABLE OF CONTENTS - AND WILL DISCOVER EVEN MORE INFORMATION!!! To learn if this website is what you've been looking for, please check out our "About this Website" section. We have over 2,000 links and feature a wonderful support section SUPPORT T his section features access to our great online support club (everyone welcome!) and also addresses coping and stress. One parent describes this section as follows: "...such a wonderful, supportive site for us parents to come to. Its like having a special room that you can walk into and blow off steam or support others, get info or just say "hi" to each other." posted by Lynn D. Join BBB Autism Support Network MSN Groups BBB SPECIAL FEATURES!

99. Auditory Integration Training Resources Holistic treatment of hearing distortions in adults and children including auditory integration training (AIT) and otoacoustic emissions testing. http://www.aitresources.com

AIT Resources Who We Are What We Do History of AIT AIT Candidacy AIT Outcomes How AIT Works ... Home Auditory Integration Training... Do you or your child have a history of ear infections? Do you or your child have problems following sequenced verbal instruction? Do you or your child frequently misunderstand what is said? Do you or your child have a short auditory memory? Are you or your child easily distracted by background noise? Do you or your child have sensitive hearing? Are "small" sounds perceived as uncomfortable? Do you or your child engage in humming or audible self-talk? Do you or your child frequently need "quiet time" to regain mental energy and composure? Do you or your child have an articulation problem? If you answer YES to any of the questions above, consider Auditory Integration Training to resolve issues of discomfort, poor receptive language or sensory integration dysfunction. General Information Auditory Integration Training is considered an alternative, non-pharmaceutical, non-invasive intervention designed to alleviate hearing discomfort or hypersensitivity. It has been known to accelerate progress with allied therapies such as speech, occupational therapy, movement and other developmental therapies. DAN (Defeat Autism Now) Doctors advise parents to consider AIT as one of the first interventions, to alleviate symptoms of autism, reduce painful hearing (hyperacusis) and improve receptive language. We share our offices with a strong team of independent professionals:

100. Autism Europe Aisbl - Autisme Europe Aisbl - To Improve The Quality Of Life Of P A Home B What is autism? C Documents G AE Magazine H Surveys JMembership and support M News N Activities O Calendar of Events Q Web http://www.autismeurope.org/

Versions disponibles / Versions available [F] entrez dans le site web [U] enter the web site AUTISME-EUROPE Rue Montoyer 39 1000 Bruxelles, BELGIQUE Phone Fax E-Mail secretariat@autismeurope.org Ce site est accessible. Et le votre? This web site is accessible. And yours? Stop Discrimination Commission europ©enne EU Commission Avec la contribution du Programme de lutte contre la discrimination de la Communaut© europ©enne. Les informations contenues dans cette publication ne refl¨tent pas n©cessairement la position ou l’opinion de la Commission europ©enne. With the contribution of the European Community Action Programme to combat discrimination. The contents of these pages do not necessarily reflect the position or views of the European Commission.

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